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Whalley howlers


stay top CLUBS in the Great Har- wood Bowling League con- a nL tinue to spring surprises. ; \ \ This week’s biggest was the 9-1 defeat of Globe, last year's champions, in an away game against Oswaldtwistle, the current leaders.


table, crashed 8-2 at Sprin- ghill. Still with a match in hand, Great Harwood are now third as the result of a 9-1 win over struggling Ribblesdale.


Rishton, second in the


ley enjoyed a convincing 7- 3 win over Waddington and retain top spot. Second -; placed Clitheroe Castle beat Salesbury Ladies 8-2.


In division Two, Whal­


One: Clitheroe CC 133-4, S a l e s b u r y 1 5 2 - 6 ; Oswaldtwistle Con. 160-9,


"Results — Division


Globe 98-1; Gt Harwood 160-9, Ribblesdale 103-1; Spring Hill 166-8, Rishton Con. 107-2.


150-7, Waddington 97-3; Calderstones 142-6, St Mary’s 127-4; Clitheroe Castle 162-8, Salesbury Ladies 112-2; Come and Welcome 166-9, Mercer Park Ladies 67-1; St Mary’s 148-7, Calderstones


Division Two: Whalley 96-3.


Division One PW D L P


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CVoe Cricket Ribblesdale


Measure needed


INCHED out of it! Clitheroe Castle player John McGowan does the measuring up in his bowls clash with club colleague Tom Coates on Saturday. But unhappily for John, of Siddows Avenue,


Clitheroe, it was Tom who came out on top to win the game and progress to the quarter-finals of the Sir William Brass Cup. However, that was the extent of success for Tom, of Kirkmoor Road,


Spring Hill.............. 7 3 0 4 32 f * ---T-^lraaf G 1 0 5 22 . 7 1 1 521


Whalley................... 9 7 0 262 C'roe Castle........... 9 5 1 354 St Mary’s ................ 9 6 0 3 50 C. & Welcome......... 8 6 0 249 Waddington........... 8 4 1 3 47 Calderstones.......... 9 4 1 4 4 1 S'bury Ladies......... 9 4 1 4 46 Metflex................... 8 2 0 6 30 M'cer Pk Ladies..... 9 0 0 9 8


SABDEN


BOWLERS TOIL


RAIN brought all Ribble Valley Amateur Cricket League games to an end on Saturday, with teams col­ lecting a point apiece.


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the ir home game with Burnley Boys’ Club, who declared at 210 for six. It was the highest total scored in the league for three seasons. Keith Thompson’s 91 being the highest individual effort over the same period.


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for 58 by Burnley Gram­ mar School Old Boys, Arnold Burgess being top scorer with 16. Steve Whittaker took five for 28 and David Hirst four for 20. Old Boys were 30 for four when the rain came.


Chatburn were put out


in reply to Brierfield’s 136 for nine declared. T. Thompson took four of their wickets for 29 runs, and Alan Black hit 41 for" Brierfield.


Gisbum were 48 for two


league with 12 points from nine games, Chatburn seventh with eight from eight and Gisburn eighth with six from seven. Sunday’s seven-a-side


Sabden are third in the


Division Two PW D L P


Bowling League arrived at Clitheroe Castle to take part in the individuals’ competition which ended in monsoon conditions. Eventual winner was Stan Johnson, of Great


Clitherod. Twenty-seven players from the Great Harwood


Hanvood, who beat Nigel Fryer, of Salesbury, in the final. Best Clitheroe performer was Norman Threlfalt(Ribblesdale) who lost 21-19 to Johnson in


dington) also reached the final eight. The trophy was last played for three years ago, but it is now hoped to make it an annual event.


Chris leads runs rush


Catholic SC 158 for 9, Grindleton 41


A HALF-CENTURY by Chris Simms put Catholic Social well on the way to an easy win over Grindleton. He was well supported by Holding, Turner and Blackledge, the captain. J. Holgate bowled well to take five for 40 for Grindleton.


Buck win with ease


Flexible Reinforcements 83 for 7,


Buck Inn 84 for 1.


A SPLENDID knock of 44 by J. Woodworth provided the backbone of Flexible’s innings in this 15-over match in the Clitheroe and district League.


from Jarvis (14), with Bishop and Sharj) taking three wickets apiece for Buck. When the visitors batted, Flexible’s total looked less than formid­ able, particularly with some slack fielding on view.


His main support came


fell, Robinson (33 not out) and Hargreaves (32 not out) saw Buck easily home. Flexible R: Niven 2, Durrans


After the first wicket


knockout was won by Marsden who beat Burnley GSOB in the final. In this weekend’s prog­ ramme Sabden are away to St Francis’s and G sburn to


babilenarenay to <4nhiien arp awav to


0, J, Woodworth 44, Rigg 5, Jarvis 14, Templer 13, A. Wood- worth 1, Ward not out 0, Watson not out 1, extras 3. Total (7


wkts.). Bowling: Bishop 8-0-33-3,


Brierfield (Saturday). On „)«,.) g4. Sunday, Chatburn are at home to St Francis’s.


NETBALL


Cath and Ann. inspire team


IT took a magnificent effort from the Cricket Club to beat Wanderers 18-11 to maintain top spot in Division One in the Clitheroe and district


Netball League.


both sides treated the spectators. The first half was fairly even, with Cric­ ket Club ahead by 8-5 at


In a highly-skilful game,


the interval. Afterwards, Wanderers’


. mendous pressure by a home side, inspired by Cath Peel and Ann Smith. Players of the match


defence was put under tre-


were Ann Smith (Cricket Club) and Jane Seed (Wan­


derers). But Wanderers returned


to their winning ways with a 13-10 victory over bot- tom-of-the-league Cosmos. Wanderers found, the


net early on several occa­ sions, but Cosmos replied with some accurate snoot­ ing from the edge of the


area. With five , minutes left,


- equalise and Wanderers went on to win 13-10.


Wanderers were leading 9- 8, but Cosmos could not


were \ ----------- and Sue Beaghan (Wan­


Plaiyers ye derers).


Latest results in Division One: Cricket Club 18, Wanderers


11; Penny Blacks 23, Us 18; Cosmos 11, Calderstones 20; Calderstones 6, Cricket Club 21; Wanderers 13, Cosmos 10.


C. Club..... 8 8 0 0 201 7816 P. Blacks... 6 6 0 1132 72 10 W a n d e r ­ ers....... . 7 4 0 3101 98 8 Us.............. 6 3 .0 3112113 6 C’stones.... 9 2 0 7 97162 4 Cosmos....... 8 0 0 8 74 200 0


, PW D L F A P Val Parkes (Cosmos) of the match n0’t out‘’32i extras 7. f otai (i


Sharp 4-0-24-3, J. Dewhurst3-0- 23-1.


Buck Inn: Robinson not out FitzpatHck 12, Hargreaves


Bowling: Niven 6-0-43-1; J. Woodworth 6-0-34-0.


wer to the fast bowling of Rigby (5 for 15) and Black- ledge. Winckley took the last two wickets. C a th o lic SC: Simms 56,


Grindleton had no ans­


Bithell, 11, Altham 1, Turner 14, Winckley 0, Holding 18, Rigby 3, Blackledge 14, O'Donnell 12, Wilson n.o. 7, Gidlow n.o. 7, Extras 15, total (9 wkts) 15S. Bowling: S. Horsfield 12-0-56-


1; J. Holgate 15-2-40-5; S. Reynolds 3-2-6-0; D. Rowe 3-0- 18-0; E. Horsfield 7-1-25-1. Grindleton: Heanen 1, D.


Horsfield 13, Lynch 1, Rowe 0, E. Horsfield 1, Holgate 4, Thompson 2, Mellin 1, Reynolds 3, S. Horsfield 4, D. Horsfield jr. n.o. 5, extras 6. total 41. Bowling: Rigby 9-5-15-5;


Blackledge S-2-8-2; Winckley 4.1-1-4-2; Gidlow 4-1-7-0.


The police keep ICI in check


Clitheroe Police 83 for 7, ICI 66


A FINE 38 from opener Barrie Parker helped Clitheroe Police beat ICI in the preliminary round of Clitheroe and district Cric­ ket League’s Cup. Police batted first and


the semi-final. As well as Tom Coates, Margaret Webster (Wad­


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visitors were ui least 20 match \ Nort)


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scored 83 off 20 overs, set-, ting ICI a target of four runs an over to win a quar­ ter-final home tie against Grindleton. But a tight spell of bowl­


ing from Brendan Hillary, who took three wickets for nine in fo u r o v e r s , restricted ICI. The works team eventually only mus­ tered 66, despite good in n in g s from Harry Kenyon (21) and Maurice


Deardon (11). Police: Parker 38, Riley 9,


Burke 15, Reddin 0, Hartley 0, Hope 5, Barber 0, Bolton not out 5, Hillary not out 1, extras 10.


Total 83 for 7. Bowling: Kenyon 4-0-S-0,


Harrison 4-1-17-1, Brennan 3-0- 164), Deardon 3-0-16-1, Jackson 3-0-12-1, M. Cox 3-1—


linson 3, Brennan 0, Deardon 11, Taylor 2, Harrison 5, Har­ greaves 0, Dugdale not out 7, Jackson 11, Hoyle 0, extras 5.


Total 66 all out. Bowling: Hillary 4-d|-9-3, Red-


din 3.4-0-13-1, Bolton 4-0-14-1, Parker 4-0-12-2, Booth 4-0-13-2.


DARTS Latest' results in Division


Two: Jubilee 7, Catholic SC 14; Eddie’s Angels 2, Queensway 20; Joiners 18, Eddie’s Angels 1; Jubilee 4, Trutex Grindleton 27.


Q way....... Cath. SC.. Trutex G..


Joiners....... 7 3 .0 4 78 88 6


Trutex J.... 9 1 0 8 59184 2 Eddie’sA.;. 8 1 0 7 38166 2 I


PW D L F A P 9 9 0 0245 3318 9 6 0 312914212 8 6 0 3155 8910


THE-two top teams in the Clitheroe Summer Darts League, Black Horse and Commercial, were held to draws this week, but are still weir clear. Latest table (all played 13).


.• Royal Oak..................... 7 2 4 18 Kings Arms......;........... 7 2 4 18 Craven..v..................... 7 2 4 18 Bridge.................


Black Horse.................. 10 1 2 22 Commercial............^..... 9 1 3 21


w l D p ICI: Kenyon 21, Cox 1, Tom­ 4-3.


Joiners.......................... 2 8 3 7 WhiteHorse.............. . 2 9 2 fi Cross Keys...;....;'........ 0 10 3 3 Victoria......... . M l 1 3


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